A low-level Hong Kong Triad frustrated with life and in love with a dying woman goes on a life changing journey after he witnesses a suicide in this poetic forgotten gem from Fruit Chan.
The Exorcist (1973) (Classic Film Review)
William Friedkin’s scary and atmospheric 1973 horror classic about demonic possession is the subject of one of our classic film reviews for ‘spooky month.’
Netflix Original: The Devil All the Time (Movie Review)
A Southern-Gothic that follows a poor family through a series of tragedies with vibes that recall the darker films of the Coen Brothers and Tarantino.
The Strangers (Limited Edition) [UK] (Blu-ray Review)
A feature-rich limited edition from Second Sight of this suspenseful and thrilling 2008 debut from writer/director Bryan Bertino.
Ghost in the Shell (1995) (4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review)
The cyberpunk classic gets an upgrade on 4K from the folks at Lionsgate.
Shudder Original: Z (Blu-ray Review)
An enjoyable horror film with legitimate scares, a tense atmosphere, and slick production values on an ‘indie’ budget.
Netflix Original Film: Fatal Affair (Movie Review)
Essentially a remake of Fatal Attraction that falls short in its script and is a so very predictable stalker flick.
Peacock Network: The Capture (TV Series Review)
The subject of digital data manipulation for illicit purposes yields a tense thriller set in London about a veteran soldier fighting to clear his name of a murder he swears he didn’t commit.
The Hunt (Blu-ray Review)
The ‘libs’ are bad and the ‘deplorables’ good in this heavy-handed, political horror/thriller about a literal human hunt, where the action is great but the commentary too in-your-face.
A Good Woman is Hard to Find (Movie Review)
A powerful, stylish, slow-burning, feminist revenge thriller has Sarah Bolger giving on one of her best performances.
